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McMaster
4th March 2014, 20:14
I've been an enthusiastic follower of scientific news and phenomenons for as long as I can remember. I can remember reading finnish science magazine "Tieteen Kuvalehti" (free translation "illustrated journal of science") as young as 7-8 years old and never getting enough of it.
But as I've grown older and perhaps a little wiser I have started to see redicilousness of lots of so called accepted scientific theories which are treated as a fact.

This thread could be used to post articles/papers etc. about current scientific "facts" that clearly are wrong but still are treated as fact.

I start with a paper that discusses planetary formation. I will pick a small part of it which describes the state of the currently accepted "fact" of accretion disc formation of planets and stars.

http://arxiv.org/pdf/1403.0168v1.pdf


Neither core accretion nor disk instability can explain the
spin directions of solar planets, the conservation of angular momentum of the protostars,
the evaporation of the protodisk, the formation of gas giant planet, and incredibly stable near-circular planetary orbits for billions of years, as well as why some low mass stars have planets while others have nothing around them, not even dust rings.


And yet they are discussed as a fact in MSS and MSM. I wont even go digging any deeper in that paper and it's suggestions which are assuming a lot.

Hughe
4th March 2014, 21:43
@McMaster

The more you know about the scientific truth or fact, you will get more frustrated, and angry against stupid established scientific community. I'm pretty confidence of saying that all established theories in mainstream science have uneasy questions and inherited flaws that will be upside down by counter examples or experimental proofs.

One typical example is the speed of gravity assumed by Issac Newton and Albert Einstein. Who was closer to the truth?
Suppose suppose, I really wanted to believe in Einstein's hopeless, mathematically beautiful universe, but physical reality is not behave what his Universe dictates.
Issac Newton assumed the speed of gravity is instantaneous across distance. Is it possible?
He didn't understand what causes gravity and simply asserted gravity just exists, which created broken theory without proper cause and effect.

The main problem is virtually all messengers, teachers and professors in schools do not know the full story. LOL

According to Tom Van Flandern, the speed of gravity is 2x10^10 c. 20,000,000,000 times faster than the speed of light.

The Speed of Gravity What the Experiments Say
Tom Van Flandern, Meta Research [as published in Physics Letters A 250:1-11 (1998)]
http://metaresearch.org/cosmology/speed_of_gravity.asp

sigma6
5th March 2014, 15:11
Without taking into consideration an elite group of people with great power and influence who operate through thousands of lodges that operate on the principle of secrecy and manipulation (as don't these two things go hand in hand?) who get themselves hired into the administrative positions of corporations, government, universities, and hospitals, all the police dept, fire depts, court houses, there is no way to understand the "politics" of all the "non"-sense that is operating in the world today...

One has to look where the MSM focus is not focusing on... and consider what is not being said, sometimes as being just important, or even more important then what is said...

All this parlays into a CONTROL system....

happyuk
5th March 2014, 21:49
Alas academic publication processes are frequently plagued by sloppiness, politics, and returns of mutual favours. As Doug McIlroy (the inventor of UNIX® pipes) said in 1991:

"It was pointed out in my NRC committee on whither computer science that conference proceedings, even the prestige ones like STOC, FOCS, and SIGGRAPH, deal in incomplete papers quickly refereed. Many illustrious computer scientists have given summaries of results in proceedings papers and then never fleshed them out; more than once it has happened that the result is wrong, at least in detail.

Thus a surprising theorem announced in proceedings should be regarded with skepticism. If you regard your work as of more than transient value, and hope that others will too, you will go the extra mile for archival publication. Conference proceedings keep the pot boiling on the stove; the archival literature provides the floor for the stove to stand on."

Nature News announced on 24 February that IEEE has removed over 100 published papers after discovering "that every single one is nothing more than fancy-sounding gibberish."

http://www.nature.com/news/publishers-withdraw-more-than-120-gibberish-papers-1.14763